762 research outputs found
Asylum in Ireland - a public health perspective
This report has two elements, first a review of the literature on refugees and asylum seekrs, with particular to the legal and practical situation in Ireland, and secondly a report of a survey of refugees and asylum seekers carried out in part fulfillment of the requirments for the MPH.
The survey had two elements, one a quantitaitve stuy carried out in Dublin and Ennis, and the second a series of focus groups
Alien Registration- Di Renzo, Mary Carrie (Auburn, Androscoggin County)
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Risk Adjustment and Reinsurance: A Work Plan for State Officials
Outlines the decisions and actions states need to take to implement the risk adjustment and reinsurance provisions of the 2010 health reform law, including risk adjustment model, reinsurance parameters, stakeholder engagement, and program administration
Department of Pathology History
This departmental history was written on the occasion of the UND Quasquicentennial in 2008.https://commons.und.edu/departmental-histories/1105/thumbnail.jp
Inspiring inclusion in your classroom and beyond
This article reflects upon teachers’ engagement in a Leadership for Inclusion
Community of Practice (LIn-CoP), which utilised the Participatory Action
Learning Action Research (PALAR) strategy. The study explored if and how
engagement could support teachers to develop and exercise leadership for
inclusion, using Grudnoff, Haigh, Cochran-Smith, Eil and Ludlow (2017) six
facets for equity. Data were drawn from seven early career elementary teachers in
the Republic of Ireland over a three-year period. The teachers sought successfully
to: 1) develop six facets of equity and, 2) overcome barriers to applying their
learning in their contexts. Analysis unveiled many examples of inclusive practices
for promoting equity, thus narrowing the values practice gap related to inclusion.
The findings also highlight for researchers and professional learning facilitators
the potential of the PALAR LIn-CoP model for applying teacher learning in
situated environments, in the face of organisational barriers
Institutional Divides: How Democracy Affects Economic Complexity In The Transition Economies Of Eastern Europe And Central Asia
The transition economies, in making their way from a command economy to an integrated market economy, experience vastly different levels of development. This work proposes an influence of inclusive, democratic institutions on increased economic complexity. This project reviews the history of diverging political and economic policy decisions across the region. Case studies for Poland, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan review trade data and democratic policies to better understand groups of development across the region. This paper utilizes Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson’s institutional developmental theory as a basis for the creation and sustainability of democratic and economically diverse structures
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